Sour Gas Pipeline Plan by Independent Natural Gas Co
The Independent Natural Gas Company seeks a 22 inch diameter pipeline from Texas gas fields to southern Wisconsin for 175 million cu ft daily. SAP expects sour gas from the project to boost royalties while chemical facilities will render the gas market ready. Estimated total cost is about 50 million dollars with current financing in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. D. Bartlett News
Independent Natural Gas Company
Phillips Petroleum Company
Bartlesville
Okla
Federal Power Commission
Public Service Commission of Wisconsin
Hugoton
North Panhandle
Texas
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Racine
Madison
FDR Plans 5000 Annual Naval Reserve Volunteers
President Roosevelt unveiled a World War II style plan to enlist 5,000 young volunteers each year for naval reserve commissions. Unmarried American born men aged 19 to 26 with at least two years of college may apply next Friday at naval district headquarters or nearest naval reserve unit. Embryo officers will receive training in gunnery navigation engineering and watchstanding at sea. Regular officers will teach discipline teamwork and technical skills essential to naval excellence. The administration also discussed broader defense measures and reflected on potential ship sales and multipronged naval strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Naval Reserve
Naval District
Navy
United States
Hawaii
West
Panama Canal
Atlantic
White House
Quincy
Montevideo
Uruguay
Wichita
O'Brien
S Manlpower
Atty.en
Robert Jackson
Hhe
Jackson
Roosevel
Peale
Trenton
Dickerson
Herbert
Ortugal
Omah
Barry
Goff
Hich
Weather outlook for Amarillo and West Texas
Partly cloudy in the afternoon with generally fair conditions Wednesday and Thursday. Afternoon showers and thunderstorms mainly over mountains in the southwest. Slightly warmer in the southwest portion Wednesday. New Mexico: fair with high clouds and, for Continental Divide and central mountain regions, afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
West Texas
Southwest
New Mexico
Continental
Divide
Russell Btat, Co
Monroe Doctrine For Japs Ready
Tokyo reports Japan will issue an Oriental Monroe Doctrine warning powers against interference in East Asia. The move aims to establish autonomy in East Asia and oppose territorial transfers or status quo changes by cession or force, even affecting Italy, Germany, Britain, and neutrals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Asahi
Japan
Fast Asia
East Asia
Italy
Germany
Great Britain
Legionnaires Meet Tonight in Canyon District Gathering
Legionnaires from the Eighteenth District converge on Canyon tonight for the quarterly American Legion meeting hosted by Palo Duro Post No. 97. Amarillo members, the Sons of the Legion drum corps, and nurses from the U S Veterans Hospital will join, with Hanson Post’s streamlined train departing at 7 15 pm from the Legion Home. District chairman Guy Miller leads arrangements with Dr commander and Ray Campbell set as principal speakers as the drive to back Lou Roberts Borger for national committeeman kicks off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon
American Legion
Charlie Maisel
Palo Duro Post No. 97
Amarillo Legionnaires
Sons of the Legion
Guy Miller
S. O
U. S. Veterans Hospital
Hanson Post
Legion Home
Harrison Street
Sam Page
Canyon Post
Lou Roberts
Borger
Texas
C. Grimes
Polk Street
Methodist
Amarillo
The
Dr. ©,Mander
Canyon Legion Post
Ray Campbell
L. D. Winn
Maisel
France Surrenders French Fleet Under Armistice Terms
German and Italian terms force French capitulation as battle lines shift across Europe. Petain proclaims surrender while Churchill calls the move a danger to Britain yet holds out hope to recover French sea power. Axis ambitions include demilitarized zones and control of Mediterranean bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Britain
English Midlands
Scotland
Europe
Marshal Petain
Churchill
Petain
Berlin
England
Tunis
North Africa
Tunisia
Algeria
Morocco
Italy
France
Italian Libya
Auguste Nogues
Africa
Jerusalem
North
Egypt
Palestine
Syria
Germany
Maxime Weygand
Weygand
Eugene Mittlehauser
Alexandria
Mediterranean
Hoever
London
Jibuti
Somaliland
Ethiopia
French Somaliland
Alps
Nice
Savoy
Corsica
Mussolini
Briancon
Menton
Great Britain
Toulon
Bizerte
Oran
Ajaccio
Aisne-Somme
Adolf Hitler
Heinrich von Stuelpnagel
Hitler
Dom
Air Ministry
Kassel
Netherlands
East Africa
Turkey
Iraq
Japan
China
Tokyo
Dutch East Indies
Ringing Address By Hoover Given Ovation by GOP
At the Republican convention in Philadelphia Hoover urged abolishing the New Deal and avoiding war while the hall roared with applause and a massed demonstration. Delegates and spectators filled the arena for Hoover’s forceful appeal and calls to keep America at peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Gop
Philadelphia
Herbert Hoover
Mr. Hoover
America
Willkie
Foreign Affairs
Roosevelt
New Deal
Grim reality move linked to Panama Canal defense
New York June 25 AP The Daily News reports U S forces mined both canal entrances and rushed heavy railroad artillery to the Atlantic side while zone defenses go on war footing. About 30 000 troops under arms are described as in an emergency rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Daily News
United States
Panama Canal
Atlantic
Lowell Limpus
Panama
Hawaii
Canal
Pacific
Washington
War Department
Department
Canal Zone
Huge Tax Bill Signed by FDR
President Roosevelt signed a $4,692,500,000 tax bill to fund national defense. The measure targets about 2,000,000 additional taxpayers and raises taxes on many goods, with revenue split across five years starting July 1. Details are on page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FDR
Washington
Roosevelt
Ford Refuses Engine Order For England
Washington June 25. Government negotiations with Henry Ford for mass production of airplane engines collapsed as Ford refused to manufacture engines for Great Britain. The National Defense Commission announced Ford’s stand forced cancellation of early mass production plans for Rolls Royce motors by the Ford Motor Company. The commission said cooperation in producing this military equipment will be sought elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry Ford
William 8. Knudsen
National Defense Commission
Ford
Great Britain
Rolls Royce Motors
Ford Motor Company
National Defense Advisory Commission
Commission
Lions of Plains Gather Tonight
A large delegation from Amarillo joins Lions from 16 Panhandle cities for Canyon Lions Club charter night at Buffalo Lake. About 200 Lions will attend the floor show by Art Query and Tip-Top Rhythm Review with dancing by Raymond Raillard and His Majors in Swing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Lions
Panhandle
Canyon Lions Club
Buffalo Lake
National Organization
Panhandle Plaing
Art Query
Raymond Raillard
Museum of the Panhandle-Plains Histories Sociery
T. M. Montgomery
FP. Y. Wallace
Dumas
A. G. Bearden
Lamesa
Ralph Randall
Wallace Milton Mortis
The
Canyon Lions
Bob Hibbetts
Bob Clark
Milton Neilson
Leslie van Meter
Houston Bright
Hereford
Dalhart
Claude
Pampa
Clare
Borger
Sunray
Plainview
Lubbock
Dimmitt
Silverton
Spearman
Wheeler
Amarilo
Boston School Committee to Permit Split Infinitives
In Boston on June 25, School Committeeman Joseph Lee urged that the School Superintendent issue an order allowing teachers and pupils to use split infinitives. He argued language should convey thought, not follow rigid rules. The committee declined to act immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Joseph Lee
Arthur L. Gould
London factory uses grim slogan to spur workers
London on June 25 U P reports a factory adopts a stark wartime motto urging workers to push harder now with the line Your grand mother's funeral can wait, Hitler's can't. The slogan underscores a sense of urgency and national peril as World War II grinds on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U.P
Hitler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Air Corps
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Organized Reserve
Puerto Rico
the Phillippines
Alaska
Legionnaires
Admiralty